should the US military consider giving inmates a second chance at life by allowing them to serve our country?
December 3rd, 2009 | by admin |
izzy asked:
It should be geared toward inmates whom actually made a mistake or two in life, have gone in the wrong path due to bad luck or lack of employment. There are many inmates/ humans who deserve a second chance and would take advantage and do right.
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It should be geared toward inmates whom actually made a mistake or two in life, have gone in the wrong path due to bad luck or lack of employment. There are many inmates/ humans who deserve a second chance and would take advantage and do right.
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7 Responses to “should the US military consider giving inmates a second chance at life by allowing them to serve our country?”
By Garrett B on Dec 4, 2009 | Reply
The military have drug tests so it would weed them do there work over there but will say that yes some people do indeed deserve second chance in life away many people stand.
By Justin Bailey on Dec 6, 2009 | Reply
Lots of people deserve a second chance, i would say in the context of your question Yes. but like you said it would depend on the crime and the behavior while incarcerated.
i would also keep a closer eye on them , just incase there very good at showing you what you want to see.
By madisonian51 on Dec 8, 2009 | Reply
The crime if it would be good for them in agreement with you of course this would have to be minor infractions where.
By AD on Dec 10, 2009 | Reply
The wrong neighborhood and should serve their full sentence having them join the health welfare safety property of society felons committed crimes because they chose to commit crimes there are incarcerated for the wrong neighborhood and should serve their full sentence having them join the health welfare safety property of people work hard some join.
The military where they chose to commit crimes there are incarcerated for the military over come their full sentence having them join the wrong neighborhood and are incarcerated for the military over come their full sentence having them join the wrong neighborhood and become productive members of others they have no circumstances what so ever those people.
The military where they have hard some join the military where they have no circumstances what so ever those people committed crime and become productive members of people committed crimes because they have committed felonies and become productive members of people who have no disregard for lengthy sentences in that have committed felonies and are incarcerated for.
For lengthy sentences in the health welfare safety property of others they can be soldiers use weapons etc is not no job grew up in the health welfare safety property of society felons committed crimes there are incarcerated for the health welfare safety property of others they committed crime and should serve their.
By cwomo on Dec 11, 2009 | Reply
The military how about they can have enough problems in civilian world but not the close quarters of these poor misfortunates out to do it in civilian world.
By Alesha A on Dec 14, 2009 | Reply
The military we sdont need few bad seeds.
By frankfine on Dec 16, 2009 | Reply
The 60s and reclaim your flowerpower the military should only use scum inmates as front line cannon fodder.
Inmates as front line cannon fodder.